Amtrak Providence — Local services in Providence

Guide to Traveling on Amtrak:

Booking Tickets Purchase your tickets in-person or online for convenience.

Baggage Info No luggage tags are provided at most stations (check your location for specifics). There’s no weight limit are taken at this location, no one checks them, nor do they check how many bags your bring.

At the Station No need to check in at the register; simply wait in the designated seating area. Look for the large TV screen displaying train information, including arrival times and track assignments. Once your train's arrival is near, the track number will be displayed on the screen.

Boarding Locate the track number from the screen and follow the signs to the correct track. Use the stairs or escalators to access the platform. On the platform, check the columns or floor markings to find your car (e.g., business class, economy).

Waiting for Your Train Stand near the car that corresponds to your ticketed seat/class.

Getting Onboard Place your carry-on bags on the luggage racks near the train doors. Overhead storage and under-seat storage are also available for smaller items. Head to your assigned seat and settle in.

During the Journey A train attendant will scan your ticket, either from your phone or a printed copy. As the train approaches stops, attendants will announce them and provide reminders to gather your...

huh the last time i was there it was guy was showing photo to other employee that work on restaurant area and i feel that people come to take train or bus there express his self about what happen to person and there photo and every police officer and restaurant was going nut and i feel providence train station is peaceful is not peaceful which is not great place to sit and relax to wait for your time there. also i was talking my cool friend and one girl that she don't want talk she kind not too friendly. people that work there not doing the job seriously especially some police officer and other employee but that people work there have deserved better not acting respectfully before there was but i don't know what going on. some people work there not professional worker and some are professional work also friendly not being rude and yelling at the people take the train too that work there which few are rude and...

For some reason security asked me what I was doing when I was literally just walking around passing the time. Walking around. A decently dressed 50 year old woman minding my business and not wanting to sit down. Browsing the gift shop, coffee shop, and strolling the waiting area. When I told them I was walking to pass the time, they asked why? When was my train? Where am I going? From where? TF? What difference does it make. I have a ticket and an id and I spoke to no one. Free country Providence? I was born and raised there and never felt more unwelcome. For what purpose? Not in a hurry to spend my vacation dollars in my hometown anytime soon. Thanks,...